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US 2007/0181617 A1Published application
Container insulator capable of being rolled-up
OwnerChevy Ramseyinventor
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Abstract
An insulative sleeve for use with containers, such as beverage containers, is formed of flexible material that can be wound up for storage, but can be easily deployed for use. The sleeve includes a flexible body that is easily wound up and hook-and-loop fasteners to maintain the body in a wound up configuration. The sleeve further includes a cord and clip so it can be attached to a user for transportation.
Claims2
A rollable insulative sleeve for a container comprising:
- A) a body formed of thin rollable material having
- (1) a first end which is a top end when the body is in use,
- (2) a second end which is a bottom end when the body is in use,
- (3) two side walls which extend between the first and second ends,
- (4) a first surface,
- (5) a second surface,
- (6) the first end being open,
- (7) a flap of the rollable insulative material located on the second end and extending from the first surface to the second surface,
- (8) two openings located adjacent to the flap on the second end,
- (9) a slot defined in the first surface of the body to extend from the first end toward the second end, and
- (8) closure elements on the first surface of the body adjacent to the slot;
- B) a first hook-and-loop fastener element on the first surface of the body adjacent to the slot;
- C) a second hook-and loop fastener element on the second surface of the body adjacent to the second end;
- D) a cord having one end fixed to the body adjacent to the first end and a second end spaced apart from the body;
- and
- E) a clip on the second end of the cord.
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A rollable insulative sleeve for a container comprising:
- A) a body formed of thin rollable material having a slot defined in the first surface of the body to extend from the first end toward the second end, and closure elements on the first surface of the body adjacent to the slot;
- B) a first hook-and-loop fastener element on a first surface of the body adjacent to the slot;
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- C) a second hook-and loop fastener element on a second surface of the body adjacent to the second end.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.